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Hotel Il Palazzo
Fukuoka, Japan · Independent · Accessible Luxury
Aldo Rossi, already a Pritzker laureate, raised this 1989 Hakata house with a nearly windowless green facade and moody Italian rooms behind it. Hotel Il Palazzo is Fukuoka's famous oddity: a monument that barely winks at the street. The 1989 building is by Pritzker Prize architect Aldo Rossi, with Italian interiors set behind a nearly windowless street facade in Hakata.
- Opened 1989
- Neighborhood: Hakata
- Architect: Aldo Rossi; Nacása & Partners Inc.
- Interiors: Shigeru Uchida
About Hotel Il Palazzo
- 1989 building by Pritzker Prize architect Aldo Rossi.
- Nearly windowless street facade with Italian interiors in Hakata.
History
Hotel Il Palazzo opened in Fukuoka in 1989 in a building by Aldo Rossi, known for its nearly windowless facade and Italian interior atmosphere, independent of later European hotels of similar name.
Restaurants and bars
- Lounge EL DORADO — Bar
- L'Unique labo — Restaurant
- SMOKE DOOR Haruyoshi Saryo — Restaurant
Amenities
- Spacious bathtub in guest rooms
- Balcony in guest rooms
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